Those look like the ones being built on the east side of San Antonio. For reference they’re about $150K, which people love but are only 350sq-ft. They have some that are 600 sq-ft that are closer to $170K. That’s still over $400-$460/sq-ft which is insane. The small one has a loft that you have to reach via a ladder (not even stairs) and is only about 10-12 feet wide.
I mean there’s a non-zero overlap in this case.
There are a lot of Linux fanboys (especially on Lemmy) that are huffing some serious copium and think it’s a sign that Linux is taking over the desktop landscape at an alarming rate.
The spike was too much of an abnormality to come across as organic.
“Accidental” — you are far more trusting than I
Pretty much. I was playing BotW on an emulator that was using Vulkan and as I ran into new areas, or new enemies appeared it would stutter as things were compiling (it also has a debug option to tell me when new shaders were being compiled so I knew that’s what it was). I eventually switched to pre-compile. It took about 10 minutes, but after that everything ran silky smooth.
The problem is, most people can only afford one vehicle (per adult, sometimes household) as such, they shop for something that will meet their edge cases and not their “90% of the times” cars. Annoyingly is also why you see hesitation for EVs.
Rather than saying “I can just rent a truck for the 1 day a year I need haul something” (and most likely would be cheaper), they think “well what if I need to haul something? Then what?”
Not saying that’s right, but edge cases are usually what drives their decisions.
That’s why you do it at your router or gateway and then set a route for the Jellyfin server through the VPN adapter. That way any device on your network will flow through the tunnel to the Jellyfin server including TVs
And just another reminder that just because it’s legal, doesn’t mean it’s moral.
It very much is. It preys on people who want to buy a house, but can’t afford these stupid prices. For reference the $/sq-ft is actually pretty close to one of the most expensive neighborhoods in town (Alamo Heights), the difference is when you start looking at a 1,800sq-ft home it puts it at over $800K.